Justin knows his business. Good teacher

Its incredibly brave for Lee to let us watch him learning. I never would have been able to let someone watch me at a lesson. The embarrassment factor runs high . way to hang in there Cap. It'll only make you a better player.

Damn, your lead playing has really improved, Lee! Some tasty licks there, Justin's lessons have really expanded your variety/ vocabulary.

This is fantastic! Thank you Anderstons/Lee/Justin/et al. for this concept (i.e., professional guitar lesson which is a departure of sorts on your "sales" channel) and sharing. I appreciate the talent and time/effort put into producing this. You spoil us and please know we do not take it for granted. Cheers!

I hope this series goes on forever. I'm pretty thick so a lot of it goes over my head, but I am learning something at least.

That opening jam was a really great testament to Justin's ability as a teacher and the Captain's hard work. Pretty sure, he wouldn't have imagined he would be soloing that melodically, just a few months ago when this series started. Nice one both of you! :)

Massive props to captain and Justin, learning Infront of people is hard not to mention cocky internet musos. Justin is a natural teacher. Love this series.

an awesome lesson it would be great to see Justin and Pete jam out

Nerver commented, but now I have to. I'm a beginner guitarist, I use Justin's method and books and I watch too many Anderton's videos to help me make gear purchase. Getting you two guys together is amazing. This was an excellent lesson and eye (ears?) opener for me. Thanks guys!

THIS. IS. SO. GOOD. Thanks to both of you: Justin for being an incredibly inspiring and positive teacher and Pete for letting us guitars students know, that we’re all sitting in the same boat going up (sometimes) and down (aaaall the way) during our path of becoming a better player :)

These are bloody great videos. You have to appreciate that these are totally free, enjoyable, educating and fun lessons for all guitarists. No excuses not to up your theory game!

Best 38 minute lesson I have had in a decade

Please guys let this series go on forever. I have learned more in the last couple of months than in the rest of my 30 odd year guitar playing history. I'm loving the whole series.

Justin guitar is the best. I learned guitar of him.

Fantastic series of videos. Justin and lee are the best

Justin is a total boss in this video. Such good explanations of multiple foundational concepts.

Excellent lesson. Learning how to build something from the get go is so important. Most of us just want to play something we like without understanding the rules of music. Now Lee just has to apply what he learned.

Surely one of the best Andertons opening jams to date?

Justin, you have the patience of Job. Great teaching style and content.

It's incredible that the Captain is so good at playing guitar even if he has no idea what's the different note between a major or minor chord.The power of music

wow when he got to the caged system and showed how to play the C major chord in different ways, my mind was blown! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE LESSONS!

Out of the many guitar teachers I've seen; Justin is the best guitar teacher on KZfaq. His skills, his unique ability to make seemingly complex concepts very simple and his knowledge all make him a great teacher but mostly his enthusiasm is infectious and he makes you pick up your guitar with that same enthusiasm and confidence. His positive attitude and kind demeanor he also reminds me of a Dick Van Dyke from Mary Poppins.

This the third time I've been woke up just to see an Adertons vid. Best way to wake up, even though it's 5 am

7:31 Oh I can feel you right there, Lee! It's exactly when my Portuguese teacher calls me out and my mind starts to think frantically in each direction to come up with SOME answer, that is not completely off... You saved it! :-)

Man it's great to see Justinguitar going at it again! He was extremely helpful and supporting in my guitar playing ability and development one year later! Awesome to see him here!

This is exactly what I needed, I was feeling super uninspired with my jams last night!

Justin is a natural born teacher.

Each of those lessons just blew me away. It always feels like a click in my head and I just pickup my guitar an practice it the whole day.

The more I see these the more I feel proud to have chosen Justin as my Guitar teacher :-D...

They are touching on a very important concept here - you don’t have to memorize chords if you know how to construct them. Look at those chord box books with hundreds of pages of chords and imagine trying to memorize them all one by one vs. knowing how to make a chord, what the scale degrees are in basic chord forms and knowing what to change to make any chord into another. It seems daunting for those that haven’t learned that way but it is a HUGE time saver in the long run and makes learning new chords trivial to the point of never needing to look up a chord every again, even to the most complicated chord you could think of.

Captain, Thanks for being vulnerable so we can all learn along with you. I'm about two minutes behind you in guitar/music knowledge so these lessons with Justin are exciting and informative and challenging. Thanks again for putting yourself out there for us! Don

I actually really enjoy these and would love to see the series continue for quite a while. I really enjoy these and find them much more enjoyable to watch than Justin's lessons that are just him. There's something about the banter that makes it seem more like I'm being entertained rather than educated. I hope that was polite and clear enough.

Really respect that Lee doesn't have this edited to make him look better. He seems like he's genuinely learning

This series is literally my favorite thing on KZfaq right now.

Amazing lesson, thank you! What really helps is someone asking questions as he teaches...nice!

I love these videos. I also learn a lot from Justin's own channel. He had a very similar series where he taught chord variations and embellishments (he did not call them Sus chords, though) and then as I'm watching this I realize that I may be one step ahead of the Captain?! Wow. Also during this lesson it finally hit me for the first time, how the chords got their names. Thanks to Anderton's, whose review helped me decide on the new Fender I bought and who turned me on to Justin's lessons, I am a much better player over the last 3 months than I have ever been in my entire life. I can't wait to learn the CAGED system next.

Justin is such a great teacher. I'm taking his guitar and theory courses and I have learnt so much in such a short time. I started with the beginner's course as an absolute beginner and now I'm in the middle of the intermediate foundation 2 course. Such a great course and teacher.

YES! This is what we’ve been banging on about for ages here in the comments section Captain! Caged chords and scales around them up and down the neck. This will massively help 👍🏻

WOW Suspenderous,Sustainerous.Sus.Sus.Sus.I have always wondered what those neat little variations were..Another Great learning experience and what a Great series..We're hooked now!!

Wow what a great lesson and a massive eye opener for me! Thanks a lot!

What a great lesson...light bulbs going off for me

I learned more from this lesson that I ever have... thanks Justin and Lee! And Pete of course

Also! Once I got the hang of that open G chord using the third finger, it opened up my acoustic playing hugely! Makes everything so much more interesting to listen to for an audience and as a player.

Man, thank you guys so much for doing these. This has to be the best series on KZfaq I've seen in a year. It's great for many reasons but here's are a few. 1 - everyone must find themselves in the Captain's shoes at some point. In many ways I've felt stuck for 10 years and though I search and search the correct path is hard to find - perhaps because there is so much info out there. 2 - there's something about seeing a lesson given to someone else that's so much better than Justin talking to the camera by himself. The back and forth generate dialog and ideas that would have otherwise gone unnoticed or perhaps not thought of by the presenter. This one has been the one that helped me the most so far. Thanks for all the hard work and keep them coming!

It's nice to know I'm not the only one who panics when hit with 'pop quiz' theory questions during lessons...

Love these videos! After they introduced me to Justin I went and watched his blues rhythm course. The version of this lesson in there blew my mind. Commenting and the start: I can't wait to see Lee's mind get blown (again)!

that tele is just sweet as!

Brilliant as always. Top class guys.

Fantastic lesson - Justin explains things so well.

Great workshop - Thanks guys

Awesome video guys !! So Nice to see Justin on Andertons' Channel

Superb lesson. Great topic, explained in an extremely easy and practical manner. Much appreciated Justin!

Wow what an eye opener.

I LOVE this series! Justin is a great teacher. And it’s clear that The Captain is really thinking and learning. Also love when Justin reels The Captain in from a tangent. Lol! Please include some footage of the guys laughing in the control room - put a GoPro back there. Ha!

After playing for 3 years now I had forgotten that Justin taught me how to play the A, E, D without lifting my index finger! I said to myself, "that's how I play 'A'", then I remembered Justin has been there through my whole journey.

So friken awesome

I've pratted about for years picking up bits and pieces. This is bringing all of that together, making sense of it and then allowing me to run with it. Brilliant lessons, jeez I have so much practice I want to do to get this nailed.

Ive never emphasised more with lee than when Justin was like ‘what is that note’

Keep these going, forever!

Another great lesson .. great seeing the penny drop with Lee .. I've had a few of those moments too during this series .. very inspiring and a great way to learn too as it feels like I'm not the only one in a rut after years of playing👍 .. I've learned a lot over the past 6 years via Justin and Lee/ Chappers and Pete .. thanks fellas it's really appreciated 🎶🎸🎶

Thank you very much for this. This has been very helpful and easy to understand, regarding so many lessons you can find online. Many of us would agree that we need more lessons like this. Explaining theory with demonstrating examples was very helpful.

Justin is the man! I wish I had him as my teacher as a learner.Great intro Lee.

Love these lessons

Exceptional, thanks. Got me back into enjoying my guitar and moving forward. Keep them coming please.

That was a tasty solo at the start there, Lee. EDIT: Also, I'm so glad you're finally getting round to the caged system.

Great lessons, Justin rocks!

Brilliant. Thank you for taking the time to do these.

What a great teacher.

Thanks again Cappers (and Justin), for another insightful and enjoyable video!!

I keep saying this, but thank you for doing these. I'm roughly at a similar level as Lee and seeing his struggles and successes are inspiring for me in my own progression. Keep doing these, guys. They're fantastic.

Great lesson, this series is really helping me to keep playing

So happy I know most of this stuff now.such great teachers on KZfaq.thought I would never understand theory.it's really not that bad if you get into it.

This lesson was great! It also demonstrates the importance of music theory.

this is so kick ass! i friggin love Andertons! Cap is the man!

Holy crap. This was the first RutBuster I watched. Just...Holy crap. Now to go search for the rest of them.

Justin be a-playin' Danish Pete's Tele!

Well someone has been playing... Long time without visit the channel and can really apreciate how muchh el caps been improving. Congrats!

Thanks for helping me bust a rut guys. I really needed that!

another great vid, my fingers were shaking for lee, he certainly has bottle

Lightbulb moment, thanks guys

I'm really enjoying these lessons, guys! They're great!

lee was so impressed at 25:27 and i was too lol

These are the best! The captain is great! Justin is great! Please keep it going! I’m filling a lot of holes in my knowledge. *i can hear Danish Pete snickering.

Great lesson. First sus4 I learnt was in the intro to Pinball Wizard.

Please keep these coming guys. These are so helpful

this is exelent!!!!

Thank you, guys! I truly look forward to these lessons! It's helping me so much!

Lee, FTW, on da blues. Nice phrasing, and a neat touch.

I always wondered how my facial expression was when my guitar teacher was trying to learn me some music theory. After seeing this video i think i know now.

That guys a really good teacher.

This is by far Lee’s best lead guitar playing.

Great video. Thanks!

best one yet. you guys need to do a jam concert. captain, pete, ariel, Justin, rabea, rob, Mary etc. charity event? I would fly over from the states happily for that!!!

I am so loving this series! Keep it up!

This is a really fun series. It‘s cool of Lee to not hidd his insecurities and the difficulties if a guitar player that is overwhelmed with informations when trying to break out from beginner patterns. Long sentence… I‘m 45 years old, hab some lessons when i was 25-30 years old. Got stuck, gave up for almost 15 years. Kept my guitars. Lately i picked the guitar back up because i have sleeping problems and wake up at 4am each day. Now i use that time in the morning to practice scales and learn theory in my own speed. Like Lee, i always tried to find a shortcut around theory. I lost more time than if i would have learned it i guess. Some weeks in with 1hour a day oracticing scales (major, major pentatonic at the moment) the tone, the knowledge over the fretboard, the palm muting, the rythm and the sense for intervals improved already a lot. Mostly what i play it‘s not musical at all, but often i start to hear things that fit and sound well, i start to match the chords to the scales. It feels like a good start into a day when i oractice first thing in the morning, the brain isn‘t confused allready. I think there‘s no way around practicing the scales and the chord variations connected to it

I love that Tele

Great work guys as a beginner myself i am just learning so much from you guys keep up the good work and thanks

Awesome shirt, Pete!

Great lesson. Put's sus chords into perspective.

I love the fact that Justin did that very quick run through most of the possible A minor like voicings. It's very quick, but hey - playback controls. I now know how to name some chords I've used but didn't know the name of, and learned at least four new voicings. I know Lee was poking fun at him for it, implying it was too much info at once... but I found it really helpful just to go through it all slowly to get all those positions under my fingers.